For the third consecutive year, the WISSOTA Late Model National Championship has resided in Hickson, North Dakota. Tyler Peterson entered the world of WISSOTA Late Model racing in 2023, and no driver...
When Blake Adams, the son of 5-time WISSOTA National Champion Kevin Adams, began his 2025 racing season, the team was set on chasing the WISSOTA Midwest Modified national championship, as well as get...
Clear Lake, Minnesota’s Tommy Bawden is no stranger to success, as he concluded a very successful WISSOTA Mod Four career at the conclusion of the 2024 season. When he decided over the winter to move...
Jamestown, North Dakota’s Kyle Anderson made the jump from the WISSOTA Street Stock division into the WISSOTA Midwest Modified division at the start of the 2025 season. The move paid dividends as Kyl...
For the second time in his WISSOTA Mod Four career, St. Cloud, Minnesota’s Dustin Holtquist has been named the Mod Four National Champion! After winning the national title in 2022 and finishing secon...
Montevideo, Minnesota’s Coltyn Schuler decided to make the move from the Pure Stock division, where he raced to 38 feature wins over the past three years, including 28 a year ago, into the WISSOTA St...
Zimmerman, Minnesota’s Trent Keller decided to move from crew member to driver for the 2025 season. The move paid dividends as Trent was able to race to the WISSOTA Street Stock National Co-Rookie of...
Eyota, Minnesota’s Kolton Brauer became the 2025 WISSOTA Street Stock National Champion after a dominating 32-win season to back up what his brother Braden did a year ago, when he finished second in...
Bemidji, Minnesota’s Dawson Oelrich competed in the WISSOTA Mod Four division for the first full season during the 2025 season and was crowned as the WISSOTA Mod Four National Rookie of the Year, bes...
33-year-old Dylan Helget from South Range, Wisconsin, competed in the WISSOTA Pure Stock division for the first full season during the 2025 season and was crowned as the WISSOTA Pure Stock National R...